Sweden's voting at the Eurovision Song Contest
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1950s, 1960s[]
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1970s[]
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1980s[]
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1990s[]
Spokesperson[]
Voting table[]
Points | 1990[1] | 1991[2] | 1992[3] | 1993[4] | 1994[5] | 1995[6] | 1996[7] | 1997[8] | 1998[9] | 1999[10] |
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12 | Ireland | Malta | Malta | Ireland | Hungary | Denmark | Estonia | United Kingdom | Norway | Iceland |
10 | Italy | Iceland | Ireland | United Kingdom | Ireland | Ireland | Norway | Ireland | Finland | Estonia |
8 | Iceland | Switzerland | Italy | France | Iceland | Cyprus | Netherlands | Iceland | Netherlands | Denmark |
7 | Belgium | Portugal | Denmark | Iceland | Norway | Slovenia | Ireland | Denmark | United Kingdom | Austria |
6 | Cyprus | Israel | Iceland | Switzerland | Germany | Iceland | United Kingdom | Turkey | Malta | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
5 | France | France | United Kingdom | Netherlands | Portugal | United Kingdom | Malta | Croatia | Israel | Norway |
4 | Germany | Spain | Israel | Malta | Malta | Austria | Portugal | Bosnia and Herzegovina | Estonia | Netherlands |
3 | Denmark | Denmark | Greece | Slovenia | France | France | Greece | Italy | Croatia | Israel |
2 | Austria | Belgium | Norway | Portugal | Greece | Israel | Cyprus | France | Belgium | Germany |
1 | Yugoslavia | Luxembourg | Austria | Denmark | Austria | Malta | Croatia | Estonia | Ireland | Croatia |
2000s[]
Spokesperson[]
- 2000 – Malin Ekander
- 2001 – Josefine Sundström
- 2002 – Kristin Kaspersen
- 2003 – Kattis Ahlström
- 2004 – Jovan Radomir
- 2005 – Annika Jankell
- 2006 – Jovan Radomir
- 2007 – André Pops
- 2008 – Björn Gustafsson
- 2009 – Sarah Dawn Finer
Voting table[]
2010s[]
Spokesperson[]
Voting table[]
2020s[]
Spokesperson[]
- 2021 – Carola Häggkvist[40]
Voting table[]
Points | 2021[41] | |
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Jury | Televote | |
12 | Malta | Finland |
10 | Italy | Iceland |
8 | Ukraine | Norway |
7 | Iceland | Lithuania |
6 | France | France |
5 | Switzerland | Switzerland |
4 | Israel | Ukraine |
3 | Russia | Italy |
2 | Norway | Malta |
1 | Belgium | Serbia |
See also[]
- Eurovision Song Contest
- Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest
- Voting at the Eurovision Song Contest
References[]
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- Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest
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